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Non sustained ventricular tachycardia
Heart Rhythm Conditions | Last Active: Jun 2 6:20am | Replies (22)Comment receiving replies
@jc76 Absolutely, we are all different and each one of us reacts to medicines, issues, surgeries in way different ways. There is never 'one size fits all' as each one of is so unique.
Years ago it was difficult to get a provider to believe that even though hundreds of people could take xyz medication, I couldn't take it for a whole host of reasons. It is much easier today and providers not only listen, but the 'hear'! My mother who passed at 93, always said, "Listen to your body." She was very old school, some would have called her 'backward'.
Best wishes to you!
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@moey2720
Oh your mother was right. When your body talks listen to it. Nothing old school about that.
I was in the hospital (02/28/26) because of several ICD shocks. I was feeling the same way I feel prior to shocks. I hit the nurse call button. They came in and I said strange feeling and going to get shocked. Nurse says, "no your monitor does not show that."
So just a few minutes went by and the feeling got worse. Push the call button again. Nurse came in and gave me that same reply, "no monitor does not show that." At that point with her there I started to faint and got shocked. When I awoke I heart "Code Blue and my room #). I looked around and saw about 20 people in my room.
I looked directly at the nurse and said I told you I am going to be shocked. The head cardiologist spoke up and said, "This will show all us us to listen to the patient."